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WARNING: Graphic Images On November 4, a BC SPCA animal protection officer, responding to a complaint received, discovered a four-year-old golden retriever mix tethered with a heavy chain wrapped around her neck on a remote property west of Prince George. The chain appeared to be embedded in the dog’s neck, but the true extent of …
News Category: Ways to help
An elderly out-of-province couple struggling with their own health issues recently became overwhelmed with the care of their 21 cats before concerned family members were able to step in to get support for both the couple and the cats in need. The family embarked on an interprovincial journey in a recreational vehicle, intending to relocate …
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News Category: Ways to help
The BC SPCA Quesnel community animal centre will no longer serve as the pound keeper for the City of Quesnel’s animal control services once existing kenneling service agreements end on December 31, 2025. “Over the past few years, the BC SPCA Quesnel community animal centre has experienced a significant increase of animals coming into care through emergency response and cruelty investigations, which …
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Ongoing disease management efforts at Universal Ostrich Farm have been a very emotional and stressful time for all involved, including the significant number of animal lovers across the country who have been following this case. This morning, the Supreme Court of Canada has issued a decision  related to the Universal Ostrich Farm, dismissing the motion …
News Category: Animal cruelty, Farm
At the BC SPCA, we believe every companion animal of any age deserves a place that feels like home. Seniors are often passed over in favor of younger pets, yet they bring so much to the table: calm companionship, a known personality, and the gift of being loved through their golden years. Here are three …
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With the transition to autumn comes dwindling daylight hours, which typically signals an increase in owl patients at the BC SPCA’s Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre (Wild ARC). The higher number of these night-time hunters needing care showcases how dangerous this time of year can be for nocturnal wildlife. This is a very risky time for …
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News Category: Wildlife
